Trainer Training
Are you ready to become a Movement Intelligence (MI) Trainer? If so, please contact Anna.
Who can attend the Trainer Training (TT)?
A certified Teacher in any of the Movement Intelligence programs: Bones for Life®, Walk for Life, Chairs, and/or Solutions who has been teaching for at least 2 years with 200 hours of experience.
You only need to take the TT one time for all MI programs.
What is the format?
We will meet as a whole group for 10 sessions of 3 hours each. The sessions will be spread out over a period of time to give you lots of time for your assignments.
We use Zoom video conferencing system.
You will also meet in pairs and / or small groups outside of the whole group sessions, to work on your assignments; via Skype, Zoom, email, phone or any other way.
The Trainer Training is 30 hours, plus homework assignments. You also need to write a 10-30 page essay, report or presentation.
There are 2 main parts:
- Learning the Material: Polishing the basic learning material of the program(s) that you have graduated as a Teacher and learning how to lead the Didactic Teacher Training on your own.
- Administration: The administration relating to the general Movement Intelligence professional community, including contact with your Country Director. In North America this is the Foundation for Movement Intelligence (FMI).
The Trainer Training is an interaction between the participants of the training, enriching each other and receiving confirmation about how much they know with the confidence attached to it, maintaining the spirit of Ruthy Alon’s life work, Movement Intelligence.
Dates and Fees for the next Trainer Training TBA.
Please contact Anna if you are ready to take the Trainer Training.
Trainer Graduates from Anna Haltrecht's April 2016 Trainer Training
Anne Andrews, Alachua, Florida
Cate Thomas, Santa Rosa, California
Elizabeth Keith,Scottsdale, Arizona
Katarina Halm, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Viana Daven, Seattle, Washington
“The best way to learn to be a Trainer is to practice being a Trainer.” – Ruthy Alon